capturing legacy documentation

Hi. This is exactly what the ClassicCmp web/FTP sites are for. The only real reason things haven't appeared there yet is that I'm still in home limbo and don't have the ability to haul out my stuff and start scanning. FYI, my mother is a librarian and specializes in copyright law. What more could I ask for ;). After a few chats with her we've come up with the following criteria for posting old docs/software. 1. The company which marketed the product is out of business and it's assets were not purchased by another company. 2. A contact for the original company cannot be located. 3. The out of production product is no longer sold as a new product. 4. There is no reasonable expectation that posting such materials could affect the profits of an existing entity. 5. There is no reasonable expactation that such materials could be sold for profit. 6. The original source and copyright are noted specifically. Also, there will be a statement that we have not received permission for use but that this use is not for profit and serves only to aid in the preservation of old equipment. There will also be a statement that the materials will be removed immediately at the request of a legitimate representative of the original publisher. Even given all of this, there is still a possibility that I could be sued so I'll be very cautious about what I allow on the site. The likelyhood of legal action is slim and not likely to be successful, but I don't really want to waste time or money going to court. As things currently stand, I will take submissions of software and documentation that meet the above criteria.